In this category, I propose to include only those who were proponents of social credit theory, and not to include those who were members of parties that used the name "Social Credit" without promoting the theory. In other words, Social Credit politicians in British Columbia should not be included on the basis that once elected, the British Columbia Social Credit Party paid no attention to social credit. I realize that things are less clear in Alberta where the party tried to implement social credit and was prevented from doing so. I have not included Randy Thornsteinson, but have included the new leader (Lavern somebody) since the later seems to be returning the party to its socred roots. Does that sound reasonable? Ground Zero 21:07, 8 August 2005 (UTC)